CJW Joint Venture

CJW Joint Venture is a minority-owned small business partnership based in Santa Ana, California, registered to receive federal contract and grant awards since June 2018. The firm holds certifications as a Self-Certified Small Disadvantaged Business, Hispanic American Owned enterprise, and Self-Certified HUBZone Joint Venture. CJW Joint Venture specializes in construction and facilities services for federal installations, with particular expertise in military infrastructure projects across the Western United States. The company provides comprehensive construction services including facility renovation, infrastructure development, repair work, and specialized construction modifications for military and civilian federal agencies.

CJW Joint Venture has executed an extensive portfolio of prime federal contract delivery orders totaling over $80 million in recent years, demonstrating substantial capabilities in complex construction projects. Recent awards include a $3.21 million delivery order from the Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) for construction of a mobile refueler truck parking facility at Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton, California, valued at $3.21 million with completion scheduled for March 2027; a $14.98 million design-build repair project for Building 4100377 at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton awarded in July 2025; a $6.897 million contract from NAVFAC for pool equipment modernization at the Naval Amphibious Base in San Diego; and a $6.815 million delivery order for demolition and repair work at a San Diego facility. The firm has also completed specialized projects including a $7.5 million contract from NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center for centerwide fire systems repair and construction, a $9.28 million Port Damage Repair Trainer facility at Naval Construction Battalion Center Port Hueneme, a $6.41 million Building 1203 renovation at March Air Reserve Base funded by the Air Force through the Army Corps of Engineers, and multiple runway and pavement repair projects at Edwards Air Force Base totaling approximately $10.5 million. Additional fire suppression and alarm system installations, communications wiring upgrades, and facility modifications span projects for the Department of the Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force Materiel Command, NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center, and the Army Corps of Engineers. Most delivery orders were issued under HUBZone set-aside designations through parent multiple award construction contracts, with a single Total Small Business set-aside designation applied to an Edwards Air Force Base runway paving project awarded in May 2023.

CJW Joint Venture holds two significant indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicles that serve as foundation for its federal contracting activities. The MATOC Base Construction 2021-2031 contract, awarded by the Army Corps of Engineers Louisville District on July 1, 2021, carries a $70 million ceiling value and extends through June 30, 2031, supporting military construction program requirements across 19 Western states under a HUBZone set-aside designation. This multiple award contract vehicle supports design-build and design-bid-build construction and renovation projects with individual task order values anticipated between $1 million and $5 million. The NAVFAC Southwest HubZone Small Business II Multiple Award Construction Contract (MACC) 2021-2026, awarded by Naval Facilities Engineering Command Southwest on June 8, 2021, carries a $495 million ceiling value and extends through June 7, 2026. This contract vehicle also operates under a HUBZone small business set-aside and procures new construction, repair, and renovation services for commercial and institutional facilities within NAVFAC Southwest's area of responsibility, encompassing California, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico. The vast majority of CJW Joint Venture's recent delivery orders have been issued under the NAVFAC MACC vehicle, generating over $60 million in task orders for facility repair, construction, modernization, and specialized infrastructure projects at military installations including Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Naval Amphibious Base San Diego, and Naval Construction Battalion Center Port Hueneme. The dual IDIQ structure enables CJW Joint Venture to compete for and receive task orders across the Western United States for the Department of the Navy, Marine Corps, Army Corps of Engineers, Air Force, and NASA.